EA's upcoming racing game by Ghost Games will have some "pretty significant" post launch plans according to Ghost Games executive producer Marcus Nilsson.
"I want Need for Speed to modernize" he said to VideoGamer. "I want Need for Speed to not feel like a November 3 title every year. I want it to be a game that people embrace, they keep it for longer and play it for longer, and that's something that Need for Speed needs to achieve because it's not happening right now."
Nillson went on to say that the developer is looking at "many other ways" aside from extra car packs post launch to keep people engaged.
"We have pretty significant plans of what we think will work and I think the story that you see in this game can effectively help to keep you in there, as well as many other ways that we can refresh and renew content for you throughout," he said.
"I want Need for Speed to modernize" he said to VideoGamer. "I want Need for Speed to not feel like a November 3 title every year. I want it to be a game that people embrace, they keep it for longer and play it for longer, and that's something that Need for Speed needs to achieve because it's not happening right now."
Nillson went on to say that the developer is looking at "many other ways" aside from extra car packs post launch to keep people engaged.
"We have pretty significant plans of what we think will work and I think the story that you see in this game can effectively help to keep you in there, as well as many other ways that we can refresh and renew content for you throughout," he said.